| name | telerik-blazor-icon |
| description | Searches for icons in the Telerik UI for Blazor icon library. Use when the user needs an icon for a specific action, concept, or UI element, or asks about available icons. Trigger on "find icon", "what icon", "icon for", "search icons", "Telerik icons", "Kendo icons", "SVG icon", "icon library", or when implementing icon-only buttons, decorative icons, or navigation icons. |
Telerik UI for Blazor — Icon Assistant
Progressive Disclosure
This skill owns the full icon lookup policy. Do not read additional reference files for icons. Make one telerik_icon_assistant call that covers all requested icon slots in the current request or follow-up notes. Set limit based on slot count: 1-3 slots -> 0.3, 4-8 slots -> 0.5, 9+ slots -> 1.0.
Calling the Icon Assistant
Use the telerik_icon_assistant MCP tool to search for icons by name, purpose, or keyword.
Tool call:
telerik_icon_assistant({
query="<Description of the icon purpose or keyword>",
limit=0.3 // Adjust based on expected count: 0.1 for ~1 icon, 0.3 for a few icons, 1.0 for many
})
Examples:
telerik_icon_assistant({
query="save document",
limit=0.3
})
telerik_icon_assistant({
query="user profile avatar account",
limit=0.3
})
telerik_icon_assistant({
query="navigation arrow chevron",
limit=0.5
})
Using Icons in Blazor — Naming Convention
Icon names returned by the tool are in kebab-case (e.g., volume-mute), but when using them in Blazor, you must convert them to PascalCase (e.g., VolumeMute).
Always use PascalCase for icon names in Blazor components when using existing icons from the Progress Design System Kit.
Example:
@* Icon returned by tool: "volume-mute" → use as: SvgIcon.VolumeMute *@
<TelerikSvgIcon Icon="@SvgIcon.VolumeMute" />
@* Icon returned by tool: "user" → use as: SvgIcon.User *@
<TelerikSvgIcon Icon="@SvgIcon.User" />
